
Directors of ministries and public institutions in Burkina Faso are undergoing a one-day training session on the use of artificial intelligence. The Minister in charge of Digital Transition, Dr. Aminata Sabané, launched the session on April 16, 2026, in Ouagadougou. The training aims to strengthen their capabilities and integrate AI tools effectively into administrative management. Dr. Sabané emphasized that the ministry seeks to remain at the forefront of technological revolution and equip administrative officials with practical skills for better AI utilization in their roles. This session is the first in a series of trainings planned for public administration agents, including technical advisors and mission officers. The initiative intends to introduce AI tools, improve content production, and modernize public service work methods, aligning with the authorities' goal of using digital technology to modernize administration. The Minister Director of Cabinet of the Presidency of Faso, Captain Anderson Dékomwin Médah, praised the initiative, noting it addresses a need expressed by stakeholders to enhance their capacities. Dr. Yaya Traoré, permanent secretary for innovation and monitoring of emerging digital technologies at the Ministry of Digital Transition, is among the trainers. He stated the training covers understanding AI, its opportunities, risks, and challenges to ensure its relevant use in public administration. He also mentioned that promoting artificial intelligence i
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